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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
4
Basin Wyoming official notice states second class matter status under federal act of March 8 1879 with entry date June 30 1906 for Basin post office.
The Thermopolis Record urges Hot Springs County to issue road bonds to fund a first class highway system with feeders, supported by auto license revenue and federal aid. It argues bonds bypass property taxes, compares statewide progress, and calls the Commercial Club to organize a voter-education campaign ahead of legislative action.
Hon R C May of Lowell toured Basin on Wednesday and urged a new immigration department with funding. He plans to push for legislation to attract settlers, noting Wyoming has land and U S government incentives to move veterans there. He challenged The Rustler’s claimed limited county circulation and defended The Republican as a paid, self‑circulated paper.
Cheyenne Tribune notes Eugene J. Sullivan of Basin, a New Hampshire Yankee by birth, long active in Wyoming politics and law. He is praised for personal magnetism, Republican loyalty, and a growing oil influence, with speculation he may become state House speaker or oil millionaire.
Notice of incorporation for The Lee Automotive Company to operate a general garage tractor and farm equipment business. Capital stock $50,000, 500 shares, 50 year term, three directors Arthur K. Lee Bert C. Lawson Carl W. Sinclair. Principal office Basin Big Horn County Wyoming. First publish Dec 20 1918 last Jan 3 1919.
The poison campaign will start immediately on the west side of the Big Horn river from Five Mile to the north side of the Greybull and west of Otto, and on the east side of the Big Horn from Greybull to Rairden, and on the Nowood to Bonanza. All dog owners should take notice, Greybull Valley Wool Growers Association.
The Smith family thanks friends for sympathy and assistance during the illness and after the death of their wife and mother W N Smith.
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